Plants and Animals Around Us
A friendly, on-screen version of your EVS Term 1 sample paper. Answer at your own pace — you'll see your score at the end!
Fill in the blanks using the help box
Help box: Elephants, shrubs, langur, roots. Choose a word for each blank.
1. Small plants with thin, hard stems are called .
2. live in a group called a herd.
3. The hold the plant in place in the soil.
4. A is a kind of monkey that lives on trees.
Write 'True' or 'False'
Match the following
Pick the matching option for each word.
Name the following
These are practice questions — type your answer, then reveal a sample answer to compare.
1. The thick, hard and woody stem of a tree.
2. Two animals that eat only plants.
3. Two plants that grow along the ground.
4. Two animals that eat the flesh of other animals.
Circle (tap) the odd one out
These follow the most commonly taught grouping — if your textbook explains it differently, go with your teacher's explanation.
Identify and name the pictures
Answer the following questions
Write in full sentences. Reveal a sample answer to compare once you're done.
1. Which animals eat both plants and animals?
2. How do plants help us?
3. How do people living in the forest help the animals?
Give reasons
1. We should not pluck flowers from plants.
2. Lions are called flesh-eating animals.
Observe the picture and answer
1. Identify the plant shown in the picture.
2. What type of plant is it?
Draw, label and colour the parts of a plant
Tap a part below, then tap a colour to fill it in. Then type the name of each part.
Your Result
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